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Catholic Telegraph Register in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
15
Our Comments on Voter Duty and Public Officials
The column urges Cincinnati voters to cast ballots for capable honest officials in November and to reject dishonest leadership under the plurality voting system. It discusses race union politics, urges unity among colored citizens to elect representatives, and notes the complexity of the at large P R method. It concludes by urging votes for good conscientious candidates and warns against bigotry.
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Ohio
P. R
Cincinnati
Ainer
Ible
Grand
Ous
Cincinnati Council
Cincinnati P. R
Council
Black Listing Urge Recalled by Former Wright Employees
The piece condemns a past practice of blacklisting by ex Wright company workers in Cincinnati. It describes how job seekers faced refusals and details a broader anti union, pro passenger stance, likening it to antebellum methods. It warns such acts threaten opportunity and industrial growth in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Cincinnati
Du Pont Leader Predicts Atomic Bomb Pace
An exclusive report quotes Du Pont president urging rapid atomic weapon development. The article notes corporate push and government urgency, with claims of limited initial delivery and pressure to accelerate production decisions.
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du Pont de Nemours Co
Grpenter
du Pont
U Pont Co
du Pont Co
End of War Faith and the Need for Divine Aid
The article argues that even after war ends and physical dangers fade, moral evils persist. It asserts battles occur within human souls, not solely in armies, and warns that future wars depend on spiritual revival. Prayer remains essential as humanity still lives in foxholes of sin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pacific
Catholic schools defend democracy through religious-based education
The article argues that Catholic schools train millions of students to be good citizens, preserving rights under democracy. It cites secular educators like Princeton's Dr Dodds, who say truth and belief originate in religion and that education without religion undermines its purpose.
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Dodds
Princeton
Reaes
Dr. Dodds
Free Dinner Offer to St Stephen’s Institute Members
A historic church photo shows Young Men's Institute members of St Stephen’s parish Cincinnati posing in front of the church. The parish invites any man in the portrait to a free chicken dinner at the parish festival Saturday and Sunday September 15 and 16, with the pastor noting the value of the wait.
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Young Men’s Institute of
St. Stephen’s Parish
Cincinnati
Savage
Ed Zimmerman
Clem Busemeyer
Tres- Woes Oates
William Godfrey
Dennis Dean
Pat Tannon
Curseat
Frank Quitter
Wecker
John Murphy
Robert Godfrey
John Yungbut
Joseph Rodgers
August Meyer
Stephen Wetzel
John Mehn
Andrew Murphy
Karl Conrad
John B. F. Dickhaus
St. Stephen’s
Edward A. Freking
Fake anti-Semitic charge by columnist exposed
A Maryland reader letter questions Phineas J. Biron’s Strictly Confidential column alleging Archbishop Cushing supported anti-Semitism. The author cites false claims about Father Riley’s address and notes responses from Jewish and Catholic editors condemning Biron’s accusations and urging fair reporting.
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David Goldstein
Archbishop Cushing
Phineas J. Biron
Boston
Richard J. Cushing
Brotherhood of Man
Biron
Father Riley
Ben Richardson
Iaan
Europe
John Hyrcanus
Poe
William Henry Chamberlain
American Jewish Committee
Anti-Defamation League
B’nai B’rith
Robert E. Segal
Jewish Community Council of Boston
Catholic Church
Jewish Advocate of
John S. Sexton
Pilot
Two Cincinnati Vets Honored by President at Potsdam
Two former St. Francis de Sales classmates from Cincinnati were commended by President Truman for excellent service during the Potsdam Conference. Corporals Joseph Keenan of 3351 Woodburn Avenue and Robert Glassmeyer of 1344 Myrtle Avenue received the honor. Keenan is a Purcell High alumnus and Glassmeyer attended St. Xavier High.
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St. Francis de Sales’ School
Cincinnati
Harry S. Truman
Cpl
Joseph Keenan
Woodburn Avenue
Robert Glassmeyer
Myrtle Avenue
Reenan
Purcell High
Glassmeyer
St. Xavier’s High
Forty Hours Devotion at parishes this September
Forty Hours devotion schedules released for weeks starting September 16 across Bernard's Taylors Creek Sorgi um St. Louis North Star St. Paul's Yellow Springs St. Mary's Fort Recovery St. Sebastian Mercer county St. Lawrence Rhine St. Columban.
Notice to Pastors on Parish Honor Roll Reports
Pastors who have not yet sent a report on their parish honor rolls and service men casualties are requested to furnish the data to the Catholic Telegraph Register at their earliest convenience. The request covers parish service members totals, service women, and counts of killed wounded and missing.
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Catholic Telegraph Register
Observer Reflection on Freedom and Atlantic Charter
The Observer discusses fear and freedom, noting many outside Russia have known some freedom despite want. It argues Europe remains distant from realizing Atlantic Charter ideals, suggesting no real progress in four years.
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Russia
Europe
Laski Seen as Unofficial English Government Adviser
The piece portrays Professor Harold J. Laski as a leading unofficial adviser to Britain's Labor government. It criticizes his European reform agenda, socialist push, and denigration of Christianity and the Vatican. The article questions whether Britain will accept his vision of a godless socialist utopia and warns of potential imperial trouble.
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Harold J. Laski
Labor Party
England
Laski
Vatican
Spain
United States
Europe
Stalin
Britain
British
Tax reform and war costs in postwar economic outlook
The text argues for income tax relief based on ability to pay while warning against flat rate cuts that favor the wealthy. It notes the poor bear the heaviest burden proportionately, warns that war debt will rise, and that relief from nonessential burdens could boost profits for the few, urging careful policy to avoid injustice and long-term economic harm.
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Senate Finance Committee
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